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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1912
Page
8
Mrs M P Curry of Petersburg Tennessee writes she suffered internal catarrh since girlhood and after three months in bed became very weak and swollen. She says after taking two bottles of Peruna her condition improved rapidly surprising friends after five months of worsening.
Eureka Vacuum Cleaners offers house cleaning services through Stevenson Electrical Co. Advertises an auction sale at 160T Capitol Ave and contact via phone 695 for service inquiries.
The column records numerous visitors and residents in Cheyenne and nearby towns. Names include Mre C J Lippett Walden California J Nash Hillsdale Mrs Annie Lay Isley George Ballard Grey Bull J F Perking Silver Crown W Humphrey Lusk Alice Thomas Burns M M Smith Basin G W Bremer Egbert William Reynolds Lik Flora Ashton Lander William Spence Lookout Edward Merwin Casper Edward Jacobson Carpenter W J Ryan T J Peters Laramie W Fox Fremont Garwood family 4d Johannes Chicago tied to N F Kopald wedding.
An attorney from Ohio recounts severe eczema lasting four to five years while in Lebanon. After trying multiple physicians, he used Cutlerine ointment and Cutleura Resinex soap, reporting rapid improvement and being well for over twenty years. He endorses Cutleura products to others.
Various small items highlight services and events including Miller's watch repair at 1709 Carey Ave, new baby for Mr and Mrs M Tilton, artesian water contact details, Masons third degree luncheon, vocal music by Mrs Stanton, a Ford touring car purchase, hand made trunk at 316 West 16th, final proofs on homesteads, hairdressing and beauty services, American Electric Shoe Shop offerings, desert and 20 acre homestead entries, a new building for J W Griffin, 160 acre homesteads listed, Acacia Lodge third degree conferred, Western Oil Prospecting incorporation, Rev L H Ford to Saratoga, small fire in Colorado and Southern building, and Oprheus Titanic color news pictures.
Paris reports a fifteen year old Hindu prophet from Adar, Krishnamurti also called Alcyone, arriving in Paris to lead Theosophists. He aims to study Western culture at Oxford, foresees a new Pacific continent Atlantis, and links his coming with a religious revolution backed by 4000 Theosophists including 600 in France.
William Barth of Denver, nearly 83, extols saving early to build wealth through compounding interest. He urges self denial, starting with small bank accounts, and investing later in bonds and real estate, recalling his own $25 monthly savings and its growth to future fortunes. The article also notes Wyoming want ads and a successful Boiler Makers’ Union year.
A compilation of old sayings and adages emphasizing prudence, loyalty, and moral reminders. Notable lines urge avoiding risk without skill and valuing gifts, with warnings about blindness to truth and the weight of burdens. No clear single event, but a treasury of wisdom.
A foppish officer visits a colonel with a lace handkerchief claiming it is his sister’s. The colonel questions its ownership and the dandy asserts it is his. The exchange ends with the colonel asking about the officer’s corset size in a comic misread.
Small town listing notes window display at Serg Meyers Dry Goods with prices around 49 cents for ware items. The fragment suggests a sale or promotional pricing visible on a Monday. Nearby references imply a local retailer advertisement in a historic newspaper page.
Piles are claimed cured at home by a trial package of Pyramid Mic Remedy. The ad urges mailing the coupon with name and address to receive the treatment and promises relief without a surgeon. It markets a 50 cent box and instructs buyers to request what they need from their druggist.
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